What's the difference between a panic attack and an anxiety attack? When does it become panic disorder? Are they all the same thing, or are they different? In today's episode, Sam breaks down the difference between the three.

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What's the difference between health anxiety (or Illness Anxiety Disorder) and OCD (Obsessive Compulsive Disorder)? A common question, and honestly, not an easy answer. If you have more questions about the difference, it's worth it to talk to your doctor, psychiatrist, and/or therapist about your symptoms, how to distinguish between the two, and treatment options for both.

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Want to learn the difference between OCD and GAD? Think there's some overlap? You're not wrong! Both disorders have a lot of nuance to them, and this episode should serve as a starting place to start learning the difference. If you have specific questions about yourself or a loved one, it's always a good idea to talk to your mental health provider and/or doctor. I am a therapist, but chances are I'm not your therapist, and furthermore, a podcast cannot serve you a diagnosis. If you have diagnostic questions, reach out to your healthcare provider for more information and assessment.

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Is it Adjustment disorder or GAD? Today we're talking about the differences and similarities between Adjustment Disorder and Generalized Anxiety Disorder. Both commonly diagnosed, but slightly different methods of treatment and recovery.

If you've been diagnosed with Adjustment Disorder, but think it may be something more, hopefully this episode helps clear that up for you.

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Interrupting this podcast to give you a brief intro on who I am as a therapist, the why behind this podcast, and my journey as an LPC.

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Get your walking shoes on!

Build your exposure hierarchy ladder!

In Today's episode:

• Anxiety and Avoidance
• Pattern of Anxiety
• Why Exposure Therapy can help us rewire our brain

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Today we're talking hobbies, interests, and finding JOY in the season you're in.

Today:

• Hobbies and joy
• Living a life that you actually want to wake up to
• Christian Faith and Joy
• Anxiety and People Pleasing Recovery

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Welcome to the first episode, we're talking all things walking and mental health. It may sound like a cliché to go for a walk when you're stressed, but it's a cliche for a reason.

I fixed the mic, by the way, so next episode will hopefully sound better.

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Hey hey heyyy, welcome to Ask Samantha, a podcast that's truly just created for fun. I've been wanting to do something like this, purely for entertainment for myself, but was putting wayyy too much pressure on myself to make it perfect. Is that perfectionism? Anyway, here we are now, 2 years later, and I'm just winging it.

I want this podcast to serve as a free resource to clients, both past and current, and anyone who found me by surfing the web. Did you know my first email address was 'surfinsammy'? Not because I know how to surf, but because I was surfing the web.

Anyway...

I've designed this podcast to be a walk & talk experience, with the goal of you doing exposure therapy as needed, or at the very least, getting some motivation in between session for hard topics like anxiety, OCD, trauma, career, and relationships.

So, welcome. I hope you enjoy. I hope you have fun with this, just like I am. And most importantly, I hope this helps you move from "yikes" to "I've got this."

-Samantha Earley

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